Physical identity and recall response

Trace every lot. Account for every unit.

Browse exact lot and serial-unit records, review current authorized stock positions, and follow bounded recorded physical history. Control can open a recall case and place affected authorized stock on hold.

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Illustrative traceability path
  1. 01

    Supplier receipt

    Lot LOT-2026-041 is received against its source reference.

  2. 02

    Location and movement

    Its position, transfer history, and current stock state remain connected.

  3. 03

    Order and shipment

    Fulfillment and outbound demand can be reviewed as part of the path.

  4. 04

    Recall containment

    A controlled movement can put affected on-hand stock on hold.

Lot record and history

Start with the lot record, then follow its history.

A lot can carry the supplier reference, manufacture and expiry information, status, location, and movements that explain what happened after receipt.

Illustrative record

LOT-2026-041

Available
Supplier reference
PO-1042 / line 03
Received
60 units
Expiry
2027-04-18
Current location
Warehouse A · A-03-02

History is a sequence of accountable movements, not an editable balance with its context removed.

Serialized unit identity and position

A serialized unit stays distinct from the quantity around it.

Use a serial record to connect one physical unit to its product, current location, stock state, condition, and lifecycle events.

Identity records support operational lookup; they do not replace the source documents and movement records that establish what happened.

Illustrative unit

Unit SN-4481-AX

Reserved
Product
Temperature monitor
Position
Service bin 02
Lot
LOT-2026-041
Condition
Verified

FIFO and FEFO eligibility

Choose from eligible stock with the rule visible.

FIFO and FEFO workflows can make the relevant received or expiry order visible while keeping availability, reservation, hold, and condition separate.

First received, first considered

Review receipt order when your operation uses first-in, first-out handling.

Expiry informs eligibility

Review expiry information before selecting stock where first-expired, first-out is required.

Ineligible means unavailable

A hold, failed condition, or reservation should remain visible instead of silently entering a pick.

Recorded physical history

Follow what was recorded without guessing at missing relationships.

Lot and serial detail exposes bounded, newest-first physical history with readable business references. Advanced genealogy and inferred serial-to-lot provenance are not claimed.

Illustrative recorded history
  1. A

    Exact record

    LOT-2026-041

  2. B

    Stock position

    Authorized location and state

  3. C

    Recorded event

    Readable reference and actor

Recall start and hold

Open the case and hold affected authorized stock.

This is the exact supported boundary for Control: start a recall case and place affected authorized stock on hold. It does not include a recall directory/detail view, hold release, notification, genealogy, scope expansion, or complete lifecycle management.

Illustrative containment

LOT-2026-041

Hold
On hand affected
18 units
Movement
Available → hold
Reason
Recall assessment
Recorded by
Authorized operator

Containment status is operational control; external notifications and regulatory obligations remain your responsibility.

Supported action

Open the recall case.

Start the bounded Control workflow with an authorized scope.

Supported action

Place affected stock on hold.

Contain authorized on-hand stock without overwriting its recorded history.

Outside this boundary

Review and coordinate separately.

Directory/detail reading, notification, hold release, genealogy, and scope expansion are not currently claimed.

Current boundary

The rest of the recall lifecycle stays outside the claim.

LTS Inventory supports the bounded start-and-hold action and its internal recordkeeping. It does not determine recall obligations, approve or close a recall, notify external parties, release a hold, or replace legal, quality, or regulatory advice.

  1. 1Open a recall case
  2. 2Hold affected authorized stock
  3. 3Notify, release, or expand scope
  4. 4Complete lifecycle management

Traceability starts with the records

Start following inventory with its physical identity intact.

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